Intresting read on 2014 Corvette crashes
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Originally Posted by Tadcaster
(Post 584283)
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Originally Posted by dbaldwin
(Post 584284)
Some guy in the launch truck was saying how they need to take a drivers test to own thoes cars. It really doesn't matter how powerful the car is if you drive it like a normal car. It has nothing to do with the car its all about the driver.
Agreed.... |
I will tell ya what it looks like to me...
Having had some many years of experience hauling cars... (rolling parking lot driver) It so looks like someone miss judged loading/unloading from the trailer and ended up flipping it on its lid from the top of the trailer! Been there done that. Luckily for me it was in 3 feet of snow on a very snowy windy night at the rotunda experimental ford plant in Dearborn Michigan back in the 80's where we had a record snow storm. and the wind had been gusting up to 70mph... I'm sure as ev1 knows rubber soles on steel in snow is as slick as ice. It actually blew me and the car off the side of the trailer from the very top position just behind the cab of the truck(Semi). approximately 11 feet in the air to the ground.:eek: Looks like it kinda rolled to hit the rear first and then proceeded to land on its lid! I could be wrong...But my experience tells me otherwise.:nono: |
Originally Posted by STUMPMI
(Post 584368)
I will tell ya what it looks like to me...
Having had some many years of experience hauling cars... (rolling parking lot driver) It so looks like someone miss judged loading/unloading from the trailer and ended up flipping it on its lid from the top of the trailer! Been there done that. Luckily for me it was in 3 feet of snow on a very snowy windy night at the rotunda experimental ford plant in Dearborn Michigan back in the 80's where we had a record snow storm. and the wind had been gusting up to 70mph... I'm sure as ev1 knows rubber soles on steel in snow is as slick as ice. It actually blew me and the car off the side of the trailer from the very top position just behind the cab of the truck(Semi). approximately 11 feet in the air to the ground.:eek: Looks like it kinda rolled to hit the rear first and then proceeded to land on its lid! I could be wrong...But my experience tells me otherwise.:nono: |
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